> All in all, it sounds like it would provide most of the IDE experience to VS Code. The only annoying part would be that you'll have to extract the compile flags from your build system yourself, but that's not usually too big of a deal.
This can be done similar to what rtags does (hooking into gcc/clang invocations). Alternatively if you use ninja this relatively simple by generating a compile_commands.json file.
ninja -C out/Release -t compdb cxx cc > compile_commands.json
My eventual plan is to automate compile_commands.json generation if using ninja, so cquery is install and go.
This can be done similar to what rtags does (hooking into gcc/clang invocations). Alternatively if you use ninja this relatively simple by generating a compile_commands.json file.
My eventual plan is to automate compile_commands.json generation if using ninja, so cquery is install and go.